Was this a mistake or a bad beat?

[DemonDeac]

i dont raise preflop, but yea. this is fine

[DONTUSETHIS]

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BB loved raising pf. I had only been at the table ~30 minutes so no good reads. I had no real good idea what the mini-raise meant, but my gut told me flush draw. If he had a set, I would think that he would raise bigger on that board with the potential straight draws and flush draw.

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If he had a flush draw, he is the worst player ever to play it this way. I would not think this was a flush draw. I would think it would be either an ace, a10 or a set.

[Delphin]

I play it the same. You are in the most trouble against AT or a set. If he had one of those hands you were doomed here IMO. Against all other hands you are in great shape, and if you got sucked out on you definitely played it well and got your money in while a favorite. Nice hand.

[dazraf69]

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Looks good. You can't really tell what BB has but you have a good hand and a short stack, time to put it in and find out.

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Its only bad if you lose [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] <font color="white"> Looks fine </font>

[TenFourOff]

I was up against ATo. I really believe that the mini-raise threw me for a loop. This was such a draw heavy board, I really believed it was far more likely villian was on a medium to strong draw as opposed to a better made hand. We flipped our hands after the all in, and the turn was a diamond, however I was unable to suck out on the river.

[dalerobk]

I hate raising this type of hand in a juicy live game. You'll have no idea where you stand after the flop and you're now playing a big pot with a marginal hand in what will almost certainly be a multiway pot (since in live play once someone limps, they almost always call a raise). That's my two cents.